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000103_amos-request@svcs1.digex.net_Thu Oct 9 04:29:59 1997.msg
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Subject: Re: 3D Objects advice required - Filled polygons or Bobs?
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Scott Douglas Matott wrote:
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> Are you sure you need this many frame of aniomation, check
> out the asteroids clone that came with Amos 1.3, anyone
> rember it? it had very cool looking asteroids that were bobs
> and I think they used less than 10 frames each.
I took a look at Amosteroids and the asteroids' bob images and AMAL code
are definately useable with minor changes.
Would it be alright to use these? I mean, someone called P. J. Hickman
has their name to them. Does anyone know this person?